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An unsettling time for most:
It needs a while for a house to :
to become a home, to be an extension of the self.
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Home is where the heart is, no? But it does take time for the heart to settle in somewhere. I agree with Sherri there is a feeling of desolation in the photo, like the sadness of being out of touch with the heart.
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Without seeing the words I had a sense of alienation from viewing the image; when I saw the words it all came together. It takes time for a dwelling to come to life. Beautiful work, Paula.
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You capture the true moments of life. I always admired that.
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I agree with sherri, a very moving picture; and of course I understand the context. Good luck! A 🙂
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Everyone needs a home in which to hang ones hat and heart. Beautiful and sad sentiments in your words and photo.
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map’s my home, yezz
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Nice Paula ! Nostalgic image….
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this has such a desolate feel to it. the structure has the feel of a movie set. i’ve captured images of structures like this myself and thought the same this.
very moving image
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